New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Discusses Alimony As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked about alimony. In New Jersey, depending on the length of the marriage and the difference in incomes between the parties, one spouse could be entitled to an award of alimony. Generally, alimony cannot exceed the length of the…
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New Jersey Family Law Attorney Discusses Calculating Child Support As an experienced New Jersey Family Law Attorney, I am often asked “how is child support calculated?” In New Jersey, child support is calculated using what is called the child support guidelines. Many states have that, but each state’s guidelines are different. A guideline in New…
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Download Our New Jersey Family Law Mobile App Have you had a chance to download New Jersey Attorney Brian Freeman’s Free Family Law app? The New Jersey Family Law Attorneys at Freeman Law Center, LLC have created a new mobile app to provide you with quick and helpful resources, with easy access to tools that can help you connect to…
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New Jersey Divorce Attorney Discusses Creating a Prenuptial Agreements As a New Jersey Divorce Attorney, I am often formulate prenuptial agreements for clients. When you’re looking to create a prenuptial agreement, and you are the party that has the greater wealth, you may want to protect your retirement assets from being subject to equitable distribution in the event of a…
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New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Discusses Your Spouse Paying Your Legal Fees Many times as an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer I speak to clients who can’t afford to pay for their divorce. In New Jersey, when one spouse has inadequate means to afford legal representation, and the other spouse does have more than adequate means to provide…
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New Jersey Divorce Attorney Discusses a Contested Vs. Uncontested Divorce As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Attorney I am often asked the differences between a contested divorce and an uncontested divorce. In New Jersey, there are two types of divorces. There’s a contested divorce, and there’s an uncontested divorce. A contested divorce is where the…
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